Question

"I've got a headache." "Maybe you to take an aspirin."​

Answer 1

Answer:

self medication is dangerous

Answer 2

In this question, we are asked to fill in the blanks.

• I have got a headache. Maybe you should take an aspirin.
• Should is the correct word to fill in the blanks.
• The word "should" can be used to convey likelihood.
• For instance, "John should arrive here at 2:00 PM." "He needs to invite Jennifer along.
• Asking questions Examples: "At this street, should we turn left?" ...
• To demonstrate a duty, to offer advice, or simply to express an opinion. "You should avoid eating fast food," for instance.
• Will in the past tense, used to establish the subjunctive mood with I or we or as an auxiliary verb to show that the speaker considers an action to be mandatory (you should go) (I should like to see you; if I should be late, go without me).

CORRECT QUESTION-

I have got a headache. Maybe you ............ take an aspirin.

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